• Kruik Macleod Tartan - 2 liter - Harris tweed - Handgemaakt in Schotland - Studio Sunart by MoodCompanyNL
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Studio Sunart

Macleod Tartan Hot Water Bottle

  • 2 liters
  • Harris tweed
  • Handmade in Scotland
€47,95 EUR
€47,95 EUR
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Feel the warm embrace of Scotland with the Kruik Macleod Tartan, a masterpiece that is handcrafted to provide you comfort during the coziest moments.

Features & specifications

  • Material: 100% Harris tweed with organic cotton fleece underside
  • Content: 2 liters for long-lasting warmth
  • Dimensions: Height 33 cm x Width 20 cm
  • Handmade: With love and craftsmanship in Scotland
  • Color variation: Please note that the color of the back may vary
  • Safety tips: Includes guidelines for safe use and maintenance

For whom, when, and why

This hot water bottle is also available in a smaller 500ml size in the same MacLeod tartan; the 2-liter version retains heat longer and is suitable for bed or couch, while the 500ml version is more compact. In addition to these Harris Tweed hot water bottles, we also have a wool Herringbone version from Tweedmill in the collection.

What is Harris Tweed?

Harris Tweed is a handwoven wool fabric from the Scottish Outer Hebrides, legally protected under the Harris Tweed Act and known for its quality and durability.

About Studio Sunart

Studio Sunart creates its designs in a studio by Loch Sunart, on the west coast of the Scottish Highlands. The brand previously operated under the name Caroline Wolfe Murray; the same products and the same Scottish craftsmanship, just with a new name.